Lately, I’ve noticed that I’m shooting less and less digital stuff and thinking more and more about shooting film. That kind of surprises me. While I never really abandoned film after I started shooting digital, […]
Category Archives: Photographic Philosophy
Why I Shoot RAW
Jim Grey of the wonderful Down the Road blog left a comment on yesterday’s post about JPG and RAW. I totally understand where he’s coming from. Shooting RAW definitely adds to the workload of a […]
Evolution of an Old Image
Yesterday, I set about the business of printing one of my most printed photos again. Welcome Back, #346! has always been one of my most popular images and has been the print that has sold […]
One Image, One Story: The Stuff Right Under Your Feet
In a previous post, I discussed the virtues of re-visiting familiar places instead of seeking out new ones on photographic outings. This post is going to add another dimension to that idea. I find that […]
The Golden Minute
Photographers like to talk about the “golden hour.” That first hour of light after sunrise and the last hour before sunset is certainly magical. I think I like to take that a step further sometimes […]
Photography in the time of Covid-19
Fog of Covid IsolationThe tree outside of the balcony where I’m self isolating as my part of the Covid-19 response forms a silhouette against a foggy blue hour morning.Nikon Coolpix A Like much of the […]
Accepting Limitations
This photo was taken shortly after we set sail aboard the Sapphire Princess for a cruise to Alaska. Photo taken July 26th, 2008. One of the things I’ve tried to learn and I’m still trying […]
One Image, One Story: Custom Bike in Olde Town Arvada
I can’t remember this gentleman’s name but he was a fixture around Olde Towne Arvada. And maybe he still is. I don’t think he’d fit in quite as well if he was, though. Ever since […]
One Image, One Story – Horse in Morning Fog
A horse stands alertly with morning fog behind it near the town of Tolland, Colorado on 4th of July, 2008. As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I’ve been working my way through my Lightroom catalog […]